Issue Information

• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/itor.12457
• Published date: 01 May 2018
• Date: 01 May 2018

Vol. 25 , No. 3 . Pages 757 – 1104

25

3

May 2018

Special Issue on Multiple Criteria Decision Making: Current Challenges and Future Trends

Edited by João Clímaco, Carlos Romero, and Francisco Ruiz

Vol. 25 , No. 3

May 2018

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CONTENTS

João Clímaco, Carlos Romero, and Francisco Ruiz 759 Preface to the Special Issue on Multiple Criteria Decision

Making: Current Challenges and Future Trends

César Gutiérrez, Lidia Huerga, and Vicente Novo 763 Nonlinear scalarization in multiobjective

optimization with a polyhedral ordering cone

Su-min Yu, Jing Wang, and Jian-qiang Wang 781 An extended TODIM approach with intuitionistic linguistic

numbers

Jian-Zhang Wu, Endre Pap, and Aniko Szakal 807 Two kinds of explicit preference information oriented capacity

identi cation methods in the context of multicriteria decision

analysis

Jing Wang, Jian-qiang Wang, Zhang-peng Tian, and Dong-yan Zhao 831 A multihesitant fuzzy linguistic multicriteria decision-making

approach for logistics outsourcing with incomplete weight

information

Junhua Hu, Yan Yang, Xiaolong Zhang, and Xiaohong Chen 857 Similarity and entropy measures for hesitant fuzzy sets

Mariano Jiménez, Amelia Bilbao-Terol, and Mar Arenas-Parra 887 A model for solving incompatible fuzzy goal programming:

an application to portfolio selection

Xia Liang, Yanping Jiang, and Peide Liu 913 Stochastic multiple-criteria decision making with 2-tuple

aspirations: a method based on disappointment stochastic

dominance

L. Monroy, M.A. Caraballo, and A.M. Mármol 941 Duopolistic competition with multiple scenarios and different

attitudes toward uncertainty

D.V. Borrero, F.J. Sánchez, M.A. Hinojosa, and A.M. Mármol 963 A random arrival rule for division problems with multiple

references

Johanna C. Gerdessen, Argyris Kanellopoulos,

and G.D.H. (Frits) Claassen

983 “Combining equity and utilitarianism”—additional insights

into a novel approach

Burak Efe and Mustafa Kurt 1001 A systematic approach for an application of personnel selection

in assembly line balancing problem

Müberra Özmen, Güls¸ah Karakaya, and Murat Köksalan 1027 Interactive evolutionary approaches to multiobjective feature

selection

Christopher Mejia-Argueta, Juan Gaytán, Rafael Caballero,

Julián Molina, and Bego˜na Vitoriano

1053 Multicriteria optimization approach to deploy humanitarian

logistic operations integrally during  oods

V. Liern and B. Pérez-Gladish 1081 Ranking corporate sustainability: a  exible multidimensional

approach based on linguistic variables

Call for Papers 1101 Special issue on “Optimization and Machine Learning”

Call for Papers 1103 Special issue on “Developments in Optimization for Smart Cities”

Vol. 25 , No. 3 , May 2018 ISSN 0969-6016

Special Issue on Multiple Criteria Decision Making:

Current Challenges and Future Trends

Edited by João Clímaco, Carlos Romero,

and Francisco Ruiz

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